Ship the spec and tickets the same day you finish iterating
Email Carly the Figma flow and she'll read the frames, write the spec in Coda, and file Linear tickets — each linked to its Figma frame and assigned to the right engineer — so the spec and tickets are live the same day you finish iterating.
What Carly does
- 01 Read the Figma flow — all frames, annotations, and copy
- 02 Write a one-page Coda spec: summary, screens, copy, edge cases
- 03 Create a Linear ticket per screen under the right project
- 04 Link each ticket back to its Figma frame and to the spec in Coda
- 05 Assign tickets by area owner (frontend, backend, design QA)
Spec written, tickets filed, planning unblocked
Same afternoon the design ships, the spec is live in Coda and the tickets are in Linear — each with a Figma link and an owner. Planning tomorrow takes an hour, not three.
Email this to Carly to kick it off.
Hey Carly, I just finished iterating on a Figma flow and want to get the spec and tickets out today. Could you read through all the frames, annotations, and copy, then write a one-page Coda spec with summary, screens, copy, and edge cases? After that, please open a Linear ticket per screen under the right project, link each ticket back to its Figma frame and the Coda spec, and assign by area owner — frontend, backend, design QA. I want planning tomorrow to be quick. Thanks!
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